Trello
Visual Kanban boards for organizing projects and team workflows.
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What is Trello?
Trello is a visual project management tool built around the Kanban board concept, where cards move across lists to represent workflow stages. It is designed for simplicity and speed of setup, making it popular for personal organization, small team projects and lightweight agile workflows. Trello is owned by Atlassian and integrates with the broader Atlassian ecosystem including Jira and Confluence.
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COMMUNITY
From the forums
Trello has a loyal following on Reddit among users who value simplicity over feature depth. The visual card-based interface is praised for being intuitive and requiring no training for new team members. Complaints center on the lack of native dependency tracking, limited reporting and automation capabilities on the free tier and the feeling that the product has stagnated since Atlassian's acquisition.
— Community sentiment · Reddit
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Trello good for software development?+
Trello works for simple backlog management and lightweight sprints, but lacks native sprint tracking, velocity reporting and issue type taxonomy that teams expect from Jira or Linear.
Can I automate workflows in Trello?+
Yes, Butler automations support triggers like card movement, due date changes and checklist completion. The free tier includes 250 automation runs per month.
Does Trello integrate with Jira?+
Yes, the Jira Power-Up lets you link Trello cards to Jira issues, making it possible to use Trello as a frontend for business teams while development tracks work in Jira.